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Man Utd and Arsenal transfer blow with Serge Gnabry set to sign new four-year deal at Bayern Munich

ARSENAL and Manchester United target Serge Gnabry is set to sign a new four-year deal with Bayern Munich, according to reports.

Gnabry, 27, has been heavily linked with a move away from Germany this summer.

Gnabry is expected to sign a new four-year deal with Bayern Munich
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Gnabry is expected to sign a new four-year deal with Bayern MunichCredit: Getty

He recently turned down a contract offer from the Bundesliga champions worth around £200,000-a-week.

As a result, he has just one year remaining on his current deal.

However, following negotiations with club chiefs, the winger has now had a change of heart.

According to transfer guru , Gnabry is expected to sign a new four-year deal in the next few days.

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This means he will remain at the Allianz Arena until June 2026.

Bayern Munich were eager to retain his services despite signing Sadio Mane from Liverpool last month in a deal worth £35m.

Meanwhile, Arsenal and Man Utd are now set to explore alternative options.

The Gunners have already missed out on signing Raphinha, who joined Barcelona this week on a five-year deal.

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Mikel Arteta now has his sights set on a new midfielder with Lucas Paqueta and Youri Tielemans at the top of the transfer wishlist.

Manchester City left-back Oleksandr Zinchenko has also emerged as a priority target, with the Premier League champions willing to part ways with him for £35m.

New Man Utd boss Erik ten Hag is also in the market for a new winger, with Antony the main target.

However, that deal is now looking more and more unlikely as Ajax are demanding at least £68m for his services.

The Red Devils have already made two new additions this summer.

Tyrell Malacia became the club's first signing of the window when he made the switch from Feyenoord earlier this month.

United have also announced the signing of former Tottenham midfielder Christian Eriksen on a free transfer.

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